The Equality Project - Part 2
First, Nicholes Family Lawyers.
The Founder and Managing Partner of Nicholes Family Lawyers is Sally Nicholes and her specialties include “complex child welfare issues including special medical procedures such as gender reassignment or body tissue donations.”
What business does The Equality Project have with a law firm that specializes in the horrific act of facilitating the separation of children from their most likely loving and protective parents that prefer a “wait and see approach” rather than “gender affirmation” model when a child or adolescent is potentially experiencing body/sex dysphoria amongst other mental and emotional conditions?
Next up is Mercer and I have the exact same question. What business does The Equality Project have with an “Employee Healthcare & Investment Consulting Firm?”
Perhaps I am asking the wrong question and instead should be asking - what business Mercer and law firms like Nicholes Family Lawyers have with companies, charities and groups like The Equality Project?
There are two more law firms in that one image of sponsors.
Next, EY.
Honestly, do I need to point out the obvious?
To be on the safe side, I will point out the obvious. Words and phrases like “capital markets, “economies” and “working world” don’t reflect equality, community or charity (The Equality Project). Or is it just me?
Am I the only one that finds these types of sponsorships questionable?
We need to be alarmed at the partnerships, sponsorships, deals and policies that are forming in Australia in regards to the agenda that the trans industry lobby is pushing. The well-being, and in some instances the lives, of children and adolescents are at stake.
Watch this space for ongoing research in this area.
- Critical Thinker
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